WorksheetsCLE REVIEWER
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
This intention of the act refers to what one has actually done.
True
False
What does the fourth candle of Advent mean?
Joy
Peace
Love
Christian moral decision - making is merely following a series of steps or principles
True
False
This gives meaning and character to the action as the expression of the person's inner striving from which the entire act proceeds.
Intention of the Act
Nature of the Act
Circumstances of the Act
Circumstances of the act determine the goodness or evilness of an act.
True
False
The candles on the Advent wreath are:
Rose and violet
Red and green
Blue and white
It is the event in our lives that shape us, but it is our choices that define us.
True
False
A thorough understanding of the moral act should be done to have a clear assessment of the reality.
True
False
What does the first candle of Advent mean?
Joy
Peace
Hope
Why is the pink candle in the Advent wreath lit on the 3rd Sunday of Advent?
Pink is a colour of joy, to remind us the joy at the birth of Jesus.
Pink represents the positive outlook we have in Christ.
Pink signifies Mary.
Which feast follows Advent?
Easter
Epiphany
Christmas
To ask advice from others takes the place of our own effort at deciding responsibly.
True
False
Every moral choice we make shows the kind of person we are and shapes the kind of person we will become.
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False
We usually act and make choices out of genuine love and concern for those closest to us.
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False
Our knowledge and relationship with Christ should shape the way we make our moral decisions since He is our model of fortitude and love.
True
False
When does Advent begin?
4 weeks after Christmas
4 weeks before Christmas
4 days before Christmas
This refers to the situations of the act which stand around the action.
Intention of the Act
Circumstances of the Act
Nature of the Act
Why is the Advent wreath round?
To symbolize John the Baptist
To symbolize love and community
To symbolize God's never ending love
This refers to the effect of the action or the external aspect of the action that brings about in the objective order.
Intention of the Act
Circumstances of the Act
Nature of the Act
We need to educate our conscience so we can rightly judge the nature of act, the intentions involved and the circumstances surrounding the act.
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False
To be truly responsible in our actions, we should consider the long-term consequences of the choices that we make in life.
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False
This refers to what one has actually done or is considering doing.
Circumstances of the Act
Nature of the Act
Intention of the Act
This is more than having the right information, it is acquired by personal involvement and reflection.
Full knowledge
Full consent
Gravity of the matter
Making moral decisions involves mere head knowledge of data or facts.
True
False
This comprises the feature of the act which stand around it which can change the morality of the action.
Nature of the Act
Intention of the Act
Circumstances of the Act
Every moral act, by its very nature has a "built-in intention", making it a free moral act.
True
False
Circumstances in themselves do not determine the goodness or evilness of an act.
True
False
The virtue where the person is able to discern what is truly good in every circumstance and choose the right means to achieve it.
Justice
Prudence
Fortitude
The primary source of and the motivation for growing in all the other virtues.
Love
Faith
Hope
This is determined in terms of the seriousness of the moral good violated or destroyed.
Full knowledge
Gravity of the Matter
Full consent
It refers to how deeply is the person involved in the evil act of his/her reaction.
Full knowledge
Gravity of the Matter
Full consent
We have the duty to turn to our moral norms and the guidance of others in making our moral decisions.
True
False
Good intentions can justify a morally evil means.
True
False
This is the capacity to resist temptation and pursue what is good despite difficulties.
Prudence
Justice
Fortitude
People believe that feelings are an obstacle to an objective and rational way of making moral decisions.
True
False
Authentic Christian decision - making is simply following a series of principles.
True
False
The virtue where the person respects all persons, acts compassionately toward all those in need and has a firm sense of responsibility.
Justice
Prudence
Fortitude
This refers to the person's intended goal for committing the act.
Intention of the Act
Circumstance of the Act
Nature of the Act
Our moral choices shape our moral character which in turn shape our future judgements.
True
False
Often our feelings gives us an instinctive clue to the moral goodness or evil of our acts.
True
False
We are the products of upbringing, love and experiences we have within our families.
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False
Sometimes people rationalize their actions, thus overstress the existence of sin by claiming that the power of evil and sin in the world and within an individual is but an honest judgement of reality.
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False
Our Lord Jesus Christ saved us from sin when He offered Himself on the cross.
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False
As Christians, we believe that our personal sins are forgiven through the sacrament of Baptism.
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False
The film, Wolf Children is the heartwarming story about the challenges of being a single parenthood.
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False
Mortal sin is the weakening of our human nature to do good and avoid evil.
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False
The first parents as narrated in Genesis 5 failed to see and acknowledge God's love for them when they were instructed not to eat the fruit at the middle of the garden.
True
False
In the film, "The Wolf Children", the 2 siblings Yuki and Ame chose completely different paths - Yuki decided to leave the human world while Ame decided to stay in it.
True
False
God's grace is limited to material blessings received in one's life.
True
False
The failure to respond and show love of God and neighbors is called sin.
True
False
The greatest sign of extent and evil of sins is the crucified Christ.
True
False
As the vital cell of society, the family is the first school of discipleship where parents introduce to children basic truths, prayers, and good acts.
True
False
Originating Sin is the sinful condition resulting from it that we experience.
True
False
The Sacrament of Baptism symbolizes the "washing away" of the stain of original sin and the outpouring grace into our lives.
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False
Our family is the primary provider of material and emotional support and the very source of our identity and values.
True
False
To understand the meaning of the story of Fall, one has to see its connection with the story of Creation, the story of God's providence and love for all.
True
False
Job laments the injustice that God lets wicked people prosper while he and countless other innocent people suffer.
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False
Sins are occasions when we fail to love ourselves because we can only think of others.
True
False
Downplaying the existence of sin is evident in the erroneous notion that an action is not evil if almost everybody is doing it.
True
False
To overcome sin, all human beings need God's grace.
True
False
